Physiological changes in tissues denervated by spinal cord injury tissues and possible effects on wound healing.

International Wound Journal
Laurie M Rappl

Abstract

There are many metabolic and physiological changes that happen to the tissues below the level of a spinal cord injury. These deficits are examined in relation to the series of events that has to take place for wound healing - the "wound healing cascade". The conclusion is that every step of the wound healing process is impaired by the physiological deficits inherent post-spinal cord injury. This may explain, in part, why pressure ulcers on these patients are so difficult to close and to maintain closed.

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